Biochar Field Trials at Acqua Campus Mark a Major Step Forward for Sustainable Orchard Management in FARMWISE

A significant new phase of the Italian FARMWISE case study is underway at Acqua Campus, where technicians from the experimental centre — together with Professor Agnieszka Medyńska-Juraszek from the University of Environmental and Life...

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    FARMWISE Workshop Explores Future Scenarios for Water Management in Dutch Agriculture

    On 28 October, FARMWISE partners hosted a focused online workshop titled “Toekomstscenario’s voor waterbeheer in de landbouw” or “Future scenarios for water management in agriculture” to explore how climate change, irrigation strategies, and emerging...

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      FARMWISE Takes the Stage at Water Innovation Europe 2025 — Driving Digital & Resource Recovery Solutions for a Water-Smart Agriculture Future

      FARMWISE is pleased to share that Amir Naghibi, Assistant Professor at Lund University, represented the FARMWISE Project at Water Innovation Europe 2025 — a flagship annual event organised by Water Europe, held on 27–28...

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        New DG ENV Newsletter: “Water Wise Farming” – Key Messages for Sustainable Water Use in Agriculture

        📢 Latest insights now available for the FARMWISE community – take part in Europe’s first Water Resilience Forum! The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Environment (DG ENV) has released a new edition of its official...

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          UEA Showcases Agri‑Tech Innovation at the Royal Norfolk Show

          Norwich, UK – The University of East Anglia–FARMWISE team participated across both days of the Royal Norfolk Show (25–26 June 2025), hosted in the Agri‑TechE Innovation Hub (Stand 333) at the Norfolk Showground. Team members...

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            Optimizing Water Management in Agriculture: Controlled Drainage with Sub irrigation

            A collaborative study conducted by leading research institutions, including KWR Water Research Institute, Wageningen University & Research, KnowH2O, and Vrije University Amsterdam, has provided valuable insights into the potential of CDSI systems. This research...

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